Once you get close to 90% hard drive capacity on even the most modern Mac computer, you’ll start to experience slowdowns when performing everyday tasks.įor us photographers using GPU and CPU intensive image editors like Adobe Lightroom and Skylum Luminar, every spare GB of RAM and disk space is essential for a smooth experience.Ĭameras seem to be producing bigger and bigger files each year, which means we need to be especially vigilant with our storage if we want to keep computer performance running smoothly.ĬMMX can be especially useful if you use Apple Photos. If you own a MacBook Pro or any Mac product with an SSD welded in place, you’ll know how important it is to maintain a healthy amount of free drive space. If it weren’t for using this handy app, I would have been forced to buy a new Macbook Pro by now, simply to get more disk space. I have saved over 100GB of flash drive space! In fact, I’ve owned CleanMyMacX for about 2 months now and run it every week.

I’ve been using CleanMyMacX regularly, so you can see that there isn’t a huge amount of system junk to remove in the screenshot below: I don’t really care either – all I know is that the software is safely removing things I don’t need, helping my Mac run faster and more efficiently. There’s a lot that goes on when you click the Scan button in CleanMyMacX, and to be honest, I don’t have a clue what that is! I’m sure Steve Jobs would have approved of this piece of software! -) There’s a great sense of accomplishment knowing that the things you can’t see on your Mac are also neatly arranged, with nothing superfluous clogging up the arteries. There’s something very satisfying about hitting the big round Scan button!

You’ll be surprised at just how much junk is lurking behind the scenes on your Mac, doing absolutely nothing except take up space and make your computer run slower! It’s pretty eye-opening to say the least…

CleanMyMac X Review | Smart Scan to Recover Spaceįirst things first – just download CMMX for free right here, run it on your Mac and see how much space you can recover.

Clean mac 3 worth it